Inspirations for sewing your wedding dress #6

How to sew your wedding dress?

My line of customizable patterns was designed to allow you to sew the dress you like by mixing tops, bottoms and sleeves endlessly. The ebook "My wedding dress" allows you to go even further and transform these sewing patterns into an exceptional dress thanks to adapted materials and finishes.

This article of inspirations, which allows you to project yourself and imagine your future creation thanks to a combination of patterns and fabrics , is specially intended for the future bride who is going to sew her ceremony or civil wedding dress. I hope it will give you ideas and make you take the plunge into this wonderful creative adventure!

To begin, I suggest you imagine your short wedding dress thanks to the collaboration between Laure de Sagazan and Sézane.

Pattern: V-neck + Short gathered skirt + Short sleeves
Fabrics: Joplinn Calais lace from Stragier + Moroccan viscose crepe from Stragier + Viscose voile lining from Les Coupons de Saint Pierre

For a flowing and vaporous dress, the long circle skirt is sewn in a light and transparent silk muslin.

Pattern: V-neck + Long circle skirt + 3/4 sleeves
Fabrics: Elsa Calais lace + silk muslin + crepe de chine lining , all from Stragier

What do you think of a jumpsuit for getting married? Comfort with the choice of a fabric containing elastane and elegance thanks to the back worked entirely in lace

Pattern: Classic wrapover + Cigarette jumpsuit + Short sleeves
Fabrics: Calais Ombline lace + heavy crease-resistant stretch crepe + antistatic Venezia lining , all from Stragier

For the winter bride, a lovely minimalist long dress is sewn without lace but with long transparent sleeves. The back is slightly scooped so that it can be worn with a classic bra.

Pattern: Classic front and back + Long circle skirt + Puff sleeves
Fabrics: Duchess satin + silk muslin for the sleeves, all from Stragier